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This is just plain wrong!
Bumper sticker on the back:
“My other car is a Hummer stretch”
what – no ‘winged’ tv antenna?
Whisket Tange Foxtrot?
Hmmm. Tang went to the moon, so is this a spaceship? Or is there a joke in there that I’m missing?
So you and 8 of your closest friends can run Nurburgring…all at the same time.
So how do passengers get in? If I look closely, there appears to be a cutline that runs the entire length of the passenger side. A giant gull wing, perhaps?
Thalter…
You should start your own custom limousine shop.
Behold the awesomeness.
A You Tube of the black car is here:
Try again:
http://www.dvorak.org/blog/2008/03/14/is-a-20-ferrari-limo-still-a-limo-ferrari-says-no/
Apparently, Ferarri is pissed that dude did this, and dude is like, “It’s mine, so I can do with it what I want.”
I agree with dude.
Apparently, Ferarri is pissed that dude did this, and dude is like, “It’s mine, so I can do with it what I want.”
I disagree. Works of fine craftsmanship such as Ferrari cars should come with contracts that forbid meddling with the brand.
They’re clearly using the Ferrari name to leverage and enhance their business.
I also disagree. Ferarri could just as easily counter the owner’s argument of “It’s my car, so I can do as I wish” with, “It’s our legally protected name and trademark gracing the sides of it, so we can dictate how said name and trademark is – and is not – used.”
From a certain point of view, it’s really no different than if one were to cut up desinger clothing or high-end watches, graft the pieces into poorly made items and then sell the results as “genuine designer” items.
Except it’s not just a Ferrari cut in half and a crappy limo body spliced between the two. The inner body is a custom carbon fibre piece. Say what you want about the concept, but at least the guy in question did very good work on the concept.